Businessman introduces new GPS child ... Deseret News
Somewhere a computer sift is monitoring every footstep of twin boys running around the Gallivan Center.
It is showing when they dart from one corner to the next and indicates a true 70-degree temperature at their location. If the children get scared, or even worse, if a predator snatches them, they can reach for a golf-ball-measure assess device dangling off their bodies and press the small center button for help. Within 30 seconds, up to five adults would get an SOS section message on their cell phones.
Welcome to the future.
The little device flopping on the twins' belt loops, called the Amber Alarm GPS, was unveiled Monday. It is a child tracker designed for children 2 to 12 years old.
The square device transmits a bread molecule trail for the person wearing it, visible through text messages or a Web portal. If the child leaves a pre-designated "securely zone" such as a school or playground, or arrives safely at a location, it can send a text message to inform the procreator.
Sheriff's Blotter Agoura Hills Acorn
Agoura HillsA safe-cracker stole an $800 computer, a $200 wireless router and a $20 garage remote opener from a car parked in the 5900 bar of Gleam Court Aug. 1.
On Aug. 1, someone stole a bag containing work documents valued at $200 from a car parked in the 5900 hunk of Misty Court. Two more car thefts occurred on the same block at about the same time and involved the theft of a $400 radio receiver and a $200 iPod and a $200 Stetson hat.
Someone tippet a $50 light diffuser from the multipurpose room of the Lindero Canyon Middle School campus Aug. 7.
Calabasas
A vandal caused $200 in damages to a car parked in the 5600 close off of Middle Crest Drive July 31.
A thief stole a $7,000 wood chipper and caused $300 in damages to a attendance in the 2000 block of Stokes Canyon Road. The incident occurred Aug. 1.
Deputies arrested a person who allegedly tippet a $400 laptop computer from a home in the 5900 block of Las Virgenes Road. The incident occurred Aug. 6 and also Byzantine the theft of a $300 GPS device, a $200 cellphone and a $100 photo camera.
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